Recursos Etiquetado: Botany Economic

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  1. What's Wildlife Worth? Economic contributions of wild plants and animals to developing countries

    "What's Wildlife Worth?" examines the economic value of wild animals and plants in the Third World.
    Zoology Economics Botany-Economic Wildlife Conservation

  2. Plant resources of south-east Asia No. 8 Vegetables

    This volume deals with the vegetables of South-East Asia. A vegetable as a product or commodity may be defined as a usually succulent plant or portion of a plant which is consumed as a side-dish with the starchy staple. All vegetable crops share certain characteristics but very few completely fit...
    Vegetables Southeast Asia Botany-Economic

  3. Plant Resources of Tropical Africa Promising African plants: A Selection from the PROTA Programme

    Recurso clave 20/1/2010 This publication contains descriptions of promising African plants. It also reports on three projects where species were explored in projects, Cleome gynandra - spiderplants, Hibiscus sabdariffa - roselle, and Sorghum bicolor - sorghum.
    Botany-Economic Africa

  4. Making Aquatic Weeds Useful: Some Perspectives for Developing Countries

    Recurso clave 1/1/1976 Perspectives for developing countries for controlling aquatic weeds and using them to best advantage, especially those methods that show promise for less-developed countries. ASIN:B001988YC8
    Botany-Economic Aquatic Weeds Aquatic weeds-Econ... Weeds

  5. Gathering the desert

    To the untrained eye, a desert is a wasteland that defies civilization; yet the desert has been home to native cultures for centuries and offers sustenance in its surprisingly wide range of plant life. Gary Paul Nabhan has combed the desert in search of plants forgotten by all but a handful of...
    Botany-Economic Desert Plants Ethnobotany Sonoran Desert

  6. 200 conspicuous, unusual, or economically important tropical plants of the Caribbean

    1/1/1988 Written for the general public, this is a practical guide to the most-noticed trees, shrubs, vines, and flowers of the American tropics --an immense amount of useful and interesting information in an easy-to-carry form. The 748 photographic illustrations show the general appearance of each...
    Tropical plants Caribbean Area Botany-Economic